Operator seat bypass plug

[ThomasD.]

Just picked up my back hoe attachment (not a Case brand) for my TR270 and have realized I can't physically be in the cab and on the backhoe at the same time in order for the hydraulics to work. Is there a bypass cap or some such thing for the seat safety wiring harness? I can see having to keep the cab restraint bar down but the local dealer is having trouble finding a factory approved method for the seat bypass. This makes no sense to me since Case sells back hoe attachment for all the CTL's. Am I missing some other method of operating the hydraulics without being in the cab? Any help would be appreciated

 

[Tazza]

Operating the hydraulics while out of the cab is normal, there should be a button to make the hydraulics run continously. You just can't move the machine while outside is all, which you really don't want moving while outside

 

[ThomasD.]

Operating the hydraulics while out of the cab is normal, there should be a button to make the hydraulics run continously. You just can't move the machine while outside is all, which you really don't want moving while outside

Now doesn't that make sense. I'm not finding anything in the manual and the dealership isn't very helpful. Anybody know how this works on a 2013 TR270 ??????

 

[Tazza]

Now doesn't that make sense. I'm not finding anything in the manual and the dealership isn't very helpful. Anybody know how this works on a 2013 TR270 ??????

Is there a button there that says something about aux hydraulics? you should be able to engage continous flow.

 

[Gearclash]

Is there a button there that says something about aux hydraulics? you should be able to engage continous flow.

400 series Cases had a button on the instrument panel specifically to allow the auxiliary hydraulics to run without an operator on the seat.